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register. HovYESS, GA., THURSDAY'SEP 14, lh7-i. r \ mr.rriflpe > 8 spoken of to come of? ; n t’onyerß. Who is it ? ■ Judge E- B. Roster and family are ou ■ visit to Ilia wife’s relatives in Jasper Bounty. I Mr. T. M. Armaited is visiting Dora- Bille lie has there, K Sheriff Whitehead has anew deputy. B t weighs 10 lbs-is a girt. | p. M. Parker is announced as a eandi Hate tor Clerk Superior Court and John ml. Taylor for Sheriff of Rockdale, Sec Ksrds in this issue. | Several young men in Conyers have ■ordered engagement rings. B A report of a trip to Atlanta and what Bwe saw is crowed out of this issue, will ■be published in our next. L’apt Iluson returned from his trip to llho gate city on Mouday evening on the •Covington Accommodation Train. The I captain was well pleased with his visit, a and eepecialy with some of the ladies that 1 fie met tiieru. •—— ...... Mr Geo. W. Stewttrt returned from life great western and Centennial trip on Tuesday. He has been absent for three or four rnohUis.. He visited Niagra, Falls, the Centennial and other noted places and points of interest, lie came back a little sick, but highly pleased with his trip and sight seeing. ■— —♦ ♦ The citizens of Conyers and vicinity ar6 tinder many obligations to Dr. A. C. W. Travis and Hon. David E. Butler for their efforts in getting a train to attend I the Association last Sunday at Stone I Mountain. YfelloW River Association. On Saturday week, 23rd hist, al Fel lowship Church in DeKalb county, the Yellow River Association of the Prim ilive Baptist church will convene. The public are invited. ■—-—♦ ♦ . i - Fair. The Board of manages of the Rock dale Fair Association, have concluded to hold the coniinv' Fair some time about the middle of October. They have also selected grounds within the town limits, bin on Academy Street, about J of s mile-of the Court House. The time and the place are both suitable. ♦ -♦- ♦ ■ ■■ -- Conyers Female College. We arc requested to state that there Will he an examination of two classes in ttiis insU'ution, every Friday ; on next Friday at 2 o'clock r. m. the senior class in Geology anil an infant class in Geog raphy. The public generally is respect fully invited. President Baily informs its that he has between fifty aud sixty tinder bis instruction ; and tfiit he has the promise of more pupils at an early day. This is doing remarkably well un der all the depressing circumstances, and We predict a great success tor the Col lege next term. A Trespass Case. In another place in this issue we gave hotice that a criminal case was brought before justice Bently ou Monday, to- wii; A ease of the State vs. J. 11. Wallace and Ben; Wallace, which warrant was dismissed for defects in the offidavit. HocmTiiesday A.|J. P Crawfor the pros ecutor, swore out another warrant a gainst the same parlies, and they were arrested by S. B. Hartsfeild, L. C. and brbught before M. M. Beutley, J: P. 476 th, district, G. M. of said county Jus-- tice Bently associated lion. A. M. Hel" tnesjNotary Public aud Ex. Okf. J. P of said district with him. The case caused some excitement. Several wit ness where examined and the whole day was taken up in the trial of the case. Considerable feeling was manifested by the parties dud witnesses ill the adjudi cation _of the qitostio'ii; Defendants wore charged with the offense of tres pass, in the taking arid carrying away fifty bundles of fodder, the properly of said A. J. P. Crowford, from his premis es, of the value of fifty cenii. The evi dence of the parties and the statesmeuts of defendants were conflicting. The case was submitted without argument of counsels,and after a short conference the court decided that there was not suffi cient evidence to bind the prisoners over to appear before a court for final trial; They were therefoefe discharged. James W; Ptuelt atloi ney for prosecutor, Geo. -. W Glcaton attorney for defend ants. Furlough .The Board of Trustees of the Conyers Male and Female Hiijh School at its meeting last week, granted Prof J. F. McClelland (joint principal) leave of ab sence for one ) ear, to teach school at Snapping Shoals. He will resume his duties here in 1878. The next thing we will propaply here, will be some country school teacher getting a furlough to itfafeff an extended tour of Eorope, and to grand utrivefseties there. Schools snd gehool houses are built for the ben '■tt of pupiles and not tutors. The Hoard may or may not know the wants f < the F%b School in 1-S7S. Charity, A petition is going the rounds here tor the Yellow Fever Suffeies of Savan nah. They are in great need. Our people ought to lend ail helping hand. There will be a Church Conference at the Methodist Church in Conyers Sat urday, Sept, lGih, o'clock P. M. Ini portnnt business. Every member "of Church respectfully requested to be present. Preaching Saturday and Sunday, 16th and 17th. W. D. llkath. - ■ ■ The Courts. Rockdale County Coiirt for its Semi monthly term tor Septemb‘*r was in ses sion on Monday. Hon. Geo. W. Gloatpn Judge presiding, T. J. Cliristion, Solicit or* I A judgment was reudered on a forth coming bond in favor of F. J. White head, Sheriff, vs. Joel Smith and B. F. Carr, security. The case of T. 11. Bryans vs. William Slodic, fi fa and illegality, was continued till Thursday (to-day) by agreement. A. C. McCalla, attorney tor plaintiff, A. M. Helms and A. C. Perry, attorneys lor defendant. A title to distribute money, in the hands of F. J. Whitehead, Sheriff, pro cMids of sale of T. J. Nelm's property, was also set dow ii for same day, (Thurs day), with instructions by the court for Sheriff to inform parties interested of thd time. ' No criminal cases weft tried. The ease of the State vs. Benj. Bom, misdemeanor, was continued. Christtiitf, Solicitor, tor the State, A. M. Helms, at torney tor defendant**. There being no other business for trial at said term, court adjourned to meet Thursday (this) evening. Justicb Court tf the 476th District, G. M.. of Rockdale county, M. M. Bent ley, J. P.) presiding, met at the Court House in Conyers on Monday afternoon, 3 p. M. The case of the State vs. J. 11. Wal lace and Ben Wallace, trespass, tor ta king and Carrying awdy tlft j bundles of fodder of the value of fifty cents, w r as called in its order. Hon. A. M. Helms, N. P. and Ex. Oil. P. P., was associated with the court, by consent, on the trial of the case. Justice Bently refused, on motion of defendants eouftesl, to transfer case to any other Judicial officer. War rant was dismissed for defects, ,'ffil! an other warrant issued. James VV. Pruett, attorue) for prosecution, George W. Gieaton, attorney tor defendants. Milledgeyille. Col J. C. Birton attended the sixth Congressional Convention at the above place last week as t representative of Rockdale County, and the Rockdau-. Register. (See proceedings in this isue) From parties that were there and others we learn that the Col. made a stiring speech, in favor of this end of the dis trict. He promised to give our readers a report of his tiavelsf fcc but modesty or something else caused hitu to neglect the important duty. Town Council. The CommissitfHefa of the town of Conyers met at Council Chamber on Monday night at o’clock. Present— Hons S F Speer, CliSlrilian, J 11 Alinatid, J W Langford, N W Maddox, and W E Treadwell. The efficient Clerk, Dr A C W Travis, and P G McCullough, the trustworthy Marshal, were also on hand ready for business. The Finance Committee were given further time to make report ou purchase of land for colored cemetery. The Chairman then announced that the trial of cases was in order. Messrs E Thorns and L II Turner were found riot guilty of the offense of quarrelling and otherwise actiug in dis ordefly manner within Hie limbs of the to wii fit’ ConyenL Wash Oliver, p o c, was fined oue dollar and costs for quarrelling; swearing, etc. Reuben David; p' o c, was assessed a like amount for the same offense. Council then adjourned. A called meeting was also held on Saturday before, the 9th inst. Full board present except Hon Jno Langford. Jesse Hall and Jno Henderson, both slightly colored, were up for kicking lip a disturbance and otherwise acting badly in the Queen City, at Mitie time previ ous. The former was requested to remit tiitee dollars and hosts; and the latter po tiled up the same amount niittus one dol lar, after performing the aforesaid duties or obligations that Were discharged without a day. After Which Marshal P G McCullough Sung the doxology and the meeting Wrs dismissed. Honey Creek Agricultural Society-. ftfcpt, 9th, i876. Editor Register : Notwithstanding the cotton fields are white,- and Lumets are busy generally, wo had a good attendance at our last meeting, both members and spectators. 'Die question for the evening fDoes the prosperity of tin* country depend morn upon ouo class of iu citizens ityiui anoth er 1) was ably disci, f-se.,l by a number of our members. The contest was lively ; big guns were firpj on both sides, but nobody was hurt The musketry was he’d in reserve, but as the Ibi't wits stormed by the mounted guns) thb mua-* k.‘t beys were glad to be relieved bf ally duty whatever. W. W. Wsi colt offered s .me resolu tions, which were adopted, and ti e sumo to be published in the county paper. I will give below the report of those who were cbtitestunte on Wheat and oats ii our club : wheat. M. Tucker, one acre wheat, 10J bu, J. G. McNair, “ “ 10£ “ L. L. Waldrop “ “ 18 “ W. L. Peek. “ “ 34 “ G. W. Warren “ “ 10$ “ OATS. J. G. McNair, or.e acfb dtUs, 26 bu. L. Wiildrop, “ “ 64 “ From the above figures it will be seen that Rockdale is making at least some progress in agriculture. It is certainly to be hoped that the day is not fir dis tant when llockdalc can boast of an av eraga of 10 bushels of wheat per act* I yes, 20; and then not be doing what she ought to do ! 11. 8. McNaik, Secretary. P. S. Question for next meeting : “Should there be that dignity attached to agricultural pursuits as to other pro fessions ?” This question has been dis. cussed by oar club, but some are not satisfied and want another chance at it. You Editors had better come out or else we might not say much in your behalf. 11. S. M. ftfc&bt.liWoftS Whereas, Beliving that happiness is mau's legitimate, “and it obedient to Di vine laws.” his ultimate destiny; and, that he world, as it came from the hand of its Creator, was adapted in every jtsr ticular to secure to the crejttdre the greatest amount of good when he con forms to nature's laws, which are indeli bly written upon everything touched by the Creator’s hand ; and, Whereas, Believing that our anbeWdlf, as well as the persr'nt generation, have, and are greatly erring iu laising cotton to be converted into guods by other hands in other countries than their own, and that it is in open violation to natural law; and not .-only ourselves, but the world is to-day suffering from tilt; disre garded edicts of the Almighty ; Jtfld, Whereas, Thatevirv country is pe ctdiariv adapted to certain kinds of labor and will best succeed in Mdtrfoiiiiliitf* to those peculiar adaptation* ; and, lit it wo are naturally taught to raise the raw ms ttri-d for the textile fabrics, by having n elifu.f'e and soi' peculiarly adapted to its culture; add nature calls from our thun dering ami unemployed water-powers iff language not to be misunderstood r “Manufacture your owl! goods ft olh your own material;” And, Whereas, By manufactuiing our coL ton at home, we would thereby give cm ploynient to thousands of men, women and children who are to-day almost de pendent on charity for subsistence, who would then rejoice in the corisciuiisoess of their own independence and comfort, receiving from the labor of their own hands the means for -jllfcir intellectual and moral training, thereby better filling them for society and their sou's lor ever* lasting happiness; and, 4 Whereas, We have neglected our coal fields and ore beds, wasted our timber and the natural fertility of our ftb'M, and have tailed in every particular to develop the natural resources of our country, have exoofted only raw material], an 1 imported the results ol skilled labor from abroad; and as a natural conseqnertte have Ho aetrtand for the products of our farms; rid population to feed and clothe, no home market for fluff frKicfi ftofild have been h blefising to tftfe labored and soil; and, Whereas, The noble State of Georgia is capable of yielding} in abundance, the essentials of lite; and is capable ot sup porting a larger population with a great fef diversity of labor titan any oihef Siatb of otlr union, cr any bb,nitty ot the same extent in either of the hemispheres ; and, Whereas) Direct trade with Europe is dependent on our independence at home, and that we have itever been, nor are we how able to support a commercial mad. fine, and just so long as our natural re sources are wasted or untfUhitaied we never can be the carriers of Our own necessary international exchanges ; and, Whereas, All the advantage that transporters and middle men have Over the farmer is the result ol his passive submission to tlveir rule; and it Can only end ru the loss Of our farms and the stagnation of every stream irf which our business lives ; and, Whereas, Beholding with fegiot the sad condition to which wo and our State are dritting—loss ot homes, loss of cred it, loss ot confidence in each other, and loss ot everything that tends to enable and dignify our race; and, believing that hy the proper steps this flood-tide of ot degradation may be stunned or the st-oiyn averted, and the remedy for one ' evils is in urn own hands. Be it therefore resowed) lot, Tb it this club sound the bugle note bf reform, and take inti* consideration the expedi ency ot first raising al! our own sii|)plics at home, and give every cncoilragemcnl to the diversification of labor among its i that we acknowledge a mutual dspend* euce existing between the funner and the hiilimlacturer and between the pro ducer and consumer for a support: and, that this country can only be plac’d in a normal condition by supporting skilled labor at borne, instead of abroad as we have heretofore done and M ; c doing to day ; tiial we will dives! ourselves of all false pride, and woiship God as rational and ihtolligent beings ; clothing t!! t: body as well as the spirit in garments more worthy the acceptance of Him who rules in Heaven and on earth*, thrlt wo will compel our merchants to supply us,as fjir as practicable, with goods manufactured within the limits of our own State ; and that all our ready money shall be spent with those who come net.vest supplying us with a homo made article. As far as our eiodit goes, give all our promises-to-pay for that which once paid for will not prove to be the channel to drain cur country of every hard earned dollar in tiifi depleted coffers of the South. And, that all capitalists from foreign ports he assured of a cordial greeting to our shores, and a hearty and undivided support; and, that discarding all section al or national bias, wclcom * those who some to us with the intent to settle iu our midst and assist us in the up building of our great and rising Btate. And, that all Agrioulttual Associations in the State be invited to join with us in this resolve. For County Treasurer. | |I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Treasurer of ltockdale county. 9-tde J. E. MADDOX. For Sheriff. Mr John H Taylor will be supported for Sheriff of Rockdale county, at the ensuing election by Sept 12th, 1876—tf Man t Friends For C.erlt Superior Court. D. M. Parker will be supported for Clerk Su perior Court of KoCkd Ue oouuty by nolO-tde Many Friends. NOTICE. This is to notify the publio that Mes.i rs, Downs A Langford are not selling the Cele brated Everitt Harness. noB-3t R. VI. Everitt. AN EXPLANATION And Reply to llti* of R. M. j Bn’criUi r uu. In thiespring of 1874 wv contracted with Mr. R. M. Everitt to sell hb hornese, and for his benefit as well as ours, we run the said adver tisement alluded to, at our expense We con tinued the commission through 1874-5, aud on 18t.li of April, 1876, made a final settlement with him. Hut in the racun time, July 10th, 1875, we on ployed Mr. J. .1. Johnson, harnes's maker (and son-in-law of R. M. Everitt; who learned the tritdo under H lit fiifHef-iHMiihrj to make harness for us. If there is ttfiy differ ence in t.He HHtness Mr. Johnson,made fbr Mr. E. and those he made for us we Have been un able to detect it, and we odYettl to ,<.iit- many customers who are using Hot!’ for the contrast. Mr. Johnson is a good workman, so is Mr. Me rritt. We would p iss this Public Notice, did it not rrfhjct upon our veracity.. Wo hop • therefore lhai this explanation will guard eur honor atid sustain our trutllriilndfiS before a generous public: Would if not have been just as easy for Mr. Everitt to nave cillel orir at tention privately td tHM dialler ? For his sat isfaction we have stdp]\ f d tlie advertisement, and if we have damaged him in his good name or character in any why whatever we sillcerely regret it—it wfW not JutedUonal, . •tUtV We are now selling the celfc’brated J. J: Johnson Harness. Respectfully, Downs A I anoford TO all who to ns by Notes or Accoiuils Ilememhdr ydur notes are due the Ist day eff October. We have waited with you another year, and some of you two and tfii eo years We had to slop business on your account. Now we want you to come forward on t'W -—by the Ist day of October Remember your promt ises We don’t want to put <fny one to trouble or cost We think our friends will come boldly to the front and jiieet us promptly by October Ist. 1876, and let us got to business again—A friend in need is a friend indeed —and we will remember you in the future We mean business Yours Respectfully, lOtt NIGHT & WHITE. QEHKCHA —Rochdale Count? : This is to fiStffy Hi! persons corlcerned that application Im male at the Hoilrt of Ordi nary of Rockdale county (Qa.) at the next r<g ular term’.rfn the ftn't Monday In October next, for IcitVe to sell fill the lands belonging to the estate of jlrs. Ale? Rhodes deceased, lor the purpose of distribution amongst the heirs and creditors of Sftid deceased. O. SEAM ANS, Kept 7th; i^76.—4t . • Ordinary. xEQROIA —Rockdale County : This is to notify all persbfis concerned that application will be made t/j thd Court of Ordi nary of Rockdale county (Ga. ) at the next reg ular term, on the fii-st Monday in October next, for leave to Sell all the real estate be longing to the estate of Sophronia E. Wallie deceased, for the purpose of distribution among the heirs and ftreditors of said deceas ed. and; SEAMANS, OuDIXAttV. HOKOflA— Rockdale County : Whereas, Samuel H Broadnax having made application to me to he appointed liuardiun of the property of Ada V., Ed ward 8., John H. and Esther R. Broadnax, res idents of Rockdale, orphans and minor chil dren of Joel C. Broadnax, deceased. This is to cite all persons concerned to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary, to be held on the first Monday in October next, and show cause if aDy they can, why the said 1 aiuuel H. Broadnax should not be entrust with the gun - dianship of the property of said in'll nr chii ■lren. O PEAMAKB, 9KWfAK< €K>od Chance. Two good plantations to rent near Smyrna church iu Rockdale county. Apply to Conyers Qa.no.—Jß-2t ' I>. M. (‘auskh. CONY tilts FKMsTIJ kukntT* CORRBCTXD BT J. h; ALMAND, 80 N A CO. Cotton—Firmer Of fal o (1 HOC Kit IKS ANO I'KOVIAIOfJs Meat—C R Bulk llßfclS L C tOff* It Bulk Hams 13) fa 14 Canvassed •• !7 fa 17) Com,—Sacked 75 (ifHO flour —Extra Family, per barrel...(^s Family, per barrel sßJfa 7) t’otTeo, ltio j>:t fa 05 Sugar, granulated Loat 13)fa14 “ NO Fancy 12) (a 13 “ Yellow 0 10 fall Syrup, Hon**y drip 70 fa7s MiUakses, Muscovado 50 fa 55 " Black Strap 33)fa8:. ?hbnucK Butter., 2m Eggs H ftflO Rw* 1 fa 2) Tallow 7 fa 8 Beeswax 20 fa2s Dry Hides, 7 fa 8) Chickens 10 fa 25 Wheat, SIOO to $1.25 per bushel. Meal, 8()c per bushel. TherTghtmaS IN THE RIGHT IM.ACM, It has got to l e a fashion. 1 ow, In every place and clime, For folks to keep an instrument To tell of pu suing time : S'tmo keep a watch—some keep a clock And frequently they mix them : But if they ll'ouhl get broke, you know, They'd nerd tome one to fix them ! As that’s my trade, I’ll toll you this—• My workmanship ne'er fails— My shop is found at Thompson’s StoSE — My name is ,1. 11, Hull's. I tun told that Conyers has long needed a first class Watchmaker and Jeweler. A graduate in the Horologieal Science of Kuiinskis’ Horologieal Institute, New York ; having had three years practice in the United States Watch f.ietory —going from the lowest to the highest stop known to the profession in manufacturing parts,—with an additional ex perience of six years in repairing under the instruction and supervision of one of the finest workmen South, I feel I can offer my services to the public as a first-class work man. I have located permanently in Con yers, and will do fine work at reasonable prices. U^* I ,"REP AIRING FINE WATCHES a Specialty. Solid JeWSlrvi Engagement and Wedding rings made 11! order. I challenge an ,- one to show greater skill or iusto iu rr pitir'iig jewolry. Njo daubing with lead nt this establishment, either in watch or jewelry re pairing. 1 solicit public patronage, gust an tee all work to give perfect satisfaction. 1 can be found at Dr. T. B. Thompson's ston , Commercial street. Respectfully, ,J. 11. HALES. aug23-81y] Rockdale Court of Ordinary. For Purposes. At Chambkeh, August 30 h, 1R715. Whereas, His Excellency. James M. Smith, the Governor of the State of Georgia, having assessed five tenths of one per cent ndvidorem on the the taxable property of the State for Slate taxes for the year 187(1. It is therefore ordered that the following as sess .. ents he, and they Bre hereby made, a* the county tax for Rockdale county for the year 1876 for the purposes herein set forth, and that the same be collected by T. M. Armistead, Tax Collector of Rockdale county, or his successors in office, and paid over, to the Tteasurerof said county by the 15th or December next : i Tor ordinary county purposes and for extra services and salaries of bounty ollicois for the year 1876, ten per cent advalorem on the State tax on property. II Tc support the poor fifteen p< ? cent on tlie State tax advalorum on property. HI For building and repairing the county brid ges ten per cent on the State tax on property. IV To pay the Grand and Petit Jurors for the year 1876, fifteen pc- cent advalorem on prop erty. O. SEAMANS, vol3-noB-aug3o-30d. Ordinary. ~ ANNOUNCEMENT^ tlttHyei'B Female College. Tlie exercises at Conyers Female College WILT. BK R BSD MED ON MONDAY. 21 t OF AurtUßT, uuder the Presidency of Prof. T. B. Hailey, of North Carolina. He will be assisted by a full corps of competent teachers in every depart-1 ment. Terms as heretofore. It is expected that the College will be supplied with apparatus for illustrating physics, a. cabinet of minora s, and other modern appliances. Hoard can be had at moderate rates. Address, until August, the Ist, Rev. H. Quitg, after that time the President, july27-lm T. B. BAILEY. Agents. If you want the best, selling article in the world end e solid gold patent levor watoh, free of cost, write f t once to J. Bride 4 Cos,, 767 Broadway, N. Y.4w BMKiiUPT SAL I OF MILTON GOLD JEWELRY CHEAT K.UIXKIC OF THE Milton Gold Jewelry Company, in England. Tlteir entire stock consigned toils to realise raony Everybody has heard of Milton Gold Jew elry, it having been sold in this market for ■en years, and w6rn by the best and riches: cl tss of our papulation Still, it takes an ex pert jeweler to discover Milton gold from Vir gin gold We Wilt fend for the ninety days oi 1/ the fo l jwing articles by mail, post paid, on re leipt of 50 cents : O.ie pair Elegattt Sleeve Button#, with Independence Hall engraved, retail price, $1 00 One set Spiral Shin Studs, retail price... 75 One beatttlful Conti Searf Pin, retail price 75 Ojc elegant Ocnts’ Watch Chain, latest pattern, retail price 1 70 Ono Collar Button, retail price, 50 One elegant Wedding Ring, very heavy, retail price, 2 00 Total . 50 Remember, wo will send you the above named six articles, which we have retailed fr r $6 50, by mall, pest guid, for 150 cent*, < r 4 simple lots for qU 00, and 12 sample lots or $4 00. Sail, faction guaranteed or money rufunled Address WILLIAM W. BELL & CO., Importers of Watches an 1 Jewelry, 8 North Seventh St„ Pliil ide!phi, Pa, Ph no state where you raw this advertiS'.-J m at ♦“ IF. M. M*s, M. m j | ID it UGoisT a N*AFOTH EC ARY: \ j Cb ft tr c fitlfet, CONYERS, : l 1 liFoI.DIA —*Dorl* i iii - DRUGS, MEDICINES, • . cHEMfCAI.!! Perfumery end Fancy Toilet ai tides, I TIE WINES A LIQUOItS for Medicinal use. Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Ac. Trusses and fbP'il der llrace*. Fresh Garden Semis. FSlent Medicines of all kimls. Pr*>- script ions accurately compounded..Jpf SHERIFF FOR SEPTEMBER Uill lie sold hofore the Court House iliwir in the town of Conyers, Rockdale county Ga. on the First Tuesday in September, 1878. the follow ing property, to-wit: One Female Col lege. known : nd distinguished as the College lot, in the town of CouyurH, Ga., with all its rights and apuertinunccH thereto belonging. Numbers not known. Levied on H* Hut projr erty of 8. Mayfield, President of the Trusts** of the Conyers Female CVilloge, to satisfy a fl fa issued from the Su iorior Court of the coun ty of Rockdale, in favor of William Callaway against. S. Mayfield, President, of the Trnstei t of the Conyers Female College, March term, 1875, containing two acres more or Ittl, boun de las follows : On the North, by lands of lames H. Turner, Ka>t, by A 1,. Dsvidson and College street. South, by College street. Prop erty pointed out by Defendant. August 3d, 1878. F, J. Whitshsah, Sheriff /Hijmijvs* STARCH POUSK . A (i REA T DISCO VER Yt By the rise of which every family may g ve their I,inen that brilliant polish peculiar to fns laundry work. Saving time and labor in i0..~ ing, more than its entire cost. Warranted." Sold by 1 ntjyirfa ai\<l Grocer $ Ectrv mtye. ASK FOR DOBBINS’. DOBBINS, BHOS. it C(X 246-aiu 13 N. Fourth St., Philadslphia, For Gif' by BRYANS A SPEER' Cthyers, Gi Miud reading, psychomanoy, fascination, soul charming, niesmorsni, and marriage guide, sh owing how either sex nmy fssrimtt* and gain the love and affection of utisr perron they choose instantly, 400 pogfS, ]}y mail 50 ’ oents. Hunt A Co.,' 139 S. 7th street Phil. Ps TuTiUBEBAi stimulates the fhicretivo organs, thus ing the rpedicihal extract of the plant of that uani - found in Brur.il,. and is one of the most wonderful tonics and .nvigorators known, and is used id Hieir regular practice by the physi cians of that and other countries. It will make the Liv'r .active, assist Di gestion, purify the Itlooil, restore Vigor, to the dehiliUitod, end is u ci rtain remedy fuf all diseases of a ftfif lii(Hol8 nature aftrf those arising from poverty or want of blood. TRY IT. Foi sale by druggist*. Wholcsaloby C. N. Chit.tenton, 7 Sixth Avenue, New York. AN HISTOKIOAt PACT. Every agent who hus been steadily selling' t.lie Improve<l S2O Homestead Sewing Machine for three yiars, owns his dwelling house has * good account in hank, is clear of debt, and hr* money at interest,—the natural of securing a good agency for superior goods it the lowest prices. A good first-class Sewing Machine, most useful—reliable at all times,* easy to understand and control, the same wisc an and does the rfhmo ht&i:* miy machines that sell at Kodr Time* the price. There is no ma shino at any pricy better, or.fhiat will do finer or more work, and certainty none so low in price by many dollars. The Homestead is wide Iy known and used in thousands of families, iu the Eastern and Middle States, and daily be coming popular in the West. It will save ite cost several times over in one season, doing the work of the family, or will earn fonr <• i five dollurs a day for any man or woman who sews for a living. It is the *trbfi£est machine made, is ready rtt all titers to do its work makes tho strongest, And fineid stitch vet n vented, and in fiHly dcltnflvtiedghd as the 'stsn dard Fmoily f?uw*sg Machine. Price, complete for domestic ffsy, S2O, delivered at your door, no matter how remote you may reside. Busi ness permanent and honorable, with more oer tain and rapid sales, and larger profits than any other. Extraordinary liberal offers mad* to local or traveling agents where we have none established; Or, if there is agent near you .. send your order direct to the factor?, address John H. Kendall & Cos., f>3o Broadway, New 'fork. 218-121 a JAMES HANKS ATTORN EV AT U tf, Office No. 8, Janfea’ ißank Block, Atlanta,. Georgia. 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